There are some interesting and useful links.
Part 1 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articl ... 8719843577Part 2 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6838713/
A two-year prospective study of small poultry flocks in Ontario causes of morbidity and mortality, Article of the Day
Re: A two-year prospective study of small poultry flocks in Ontario causes of morbidity and mortality, Article of the Da
Thanks for finding this, it’s nice that the whole articles are available rather than just the abstract.
Very interesting.
Very interesting.
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Re: A two-year prospective study of small poultry flocks in Ontario causes of morbidity and mortality, Article of the Da
A lot to read there, but quite informative. I probably understood a lot of it.
Glad to see that us backyard types are not likely a huge reservoir of pathogens that would devastate the intensive industry.
My main takeaways are that we do not a bad job mostly, and that ventilation, good food and free ranging allow the flock to handle a lot of bad stuff. Good food and ventilation and hygiene for the flock and personally go a long way in keeping health issues down. Even parasites, although present in most flocks, do not cause huge problems.
Thanks Lolotsung.
Glad to see that us backyard types are not likely a huge reservoir of pathogens that would devastate the intensive industry.
My main takeaways are that we do not a bad job mostly, and that ventilation, good food and free ranging allow the flock to handle a lot of bad stuff. Good food and ventilation and hygiene for the flock and personally go a long way in keeping health issues down. Even parasites, although present in most flocks, do not cause huge problems.
Thanks Lolotsung.
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Farrier1987. South of Chatham on Lake Erie. Chickens, goats, horse, garden, dog, cat. Worked all over the world. Know a little bit about a lot of things. No incubator, broody hens.